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The artist behind 2,000 pounds of clay
February 12, 2013
Bachelor of Fine Art majors spend at least 20 hours a week working on their final show.
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Project Outlook: Faculty and alumni present piece on the playa
September 13, 2012
Art Professor Russell Dudley and Gallery Coordinator Logan Lape fundraised and planned months in advance to ensure Project Overlook’s success on the playa. Below is a discussion with the artists regarding on-the-spot revisions, working conditions and an unexpected pitch with the wind.
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Glen Cheriton’s “Aggregate of all our Joys and Sufferings”
April 21, 2012
On Thursday April 12 in SNC’s Tahoe Gallery, Senior Glen Cheriton, wrapped up his B.F.A. course work with the presentation of his installation, Aggregate of all our Joys and Sufferings. The show opened with a warm reception of students, faculty and friends of Cheriton in attendance to show their support and appreciate the man hours of work put into organizing the show.
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Clay Club takes on Seattle with environmental installation
April 5, 2012
On March 23, the Clay Club led by Sheri Leigh O’Connor, Fine Arts department chair, and Assistant Professor Rick Parsons, embarked to Seattle for the National Council on the Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA), an international ceramic conference held annually.
“The Clay Club submitted a proposal to a themed juried exhibition, ‘Weather or Not,’ and was accepted as one of the groups to make an installation at the conference based on this year’s theme, ‘On the Edge,” said Parsons.
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